COMFRC Manufacturing Capability Industry Day

COMFRC Manufacturing Capability Industry DayACTIVEContract OpportunityNotice IDTBDRelated NoticeDepartment/Ind. AgencyDEPT OF DEFENSESub-tierDEPT OF THE NAVYMajor CommandNAVAIRSub CommandCOMFRCOfficeCOMFRC Procurement GroupClassificationNAICS Code: 332710 – Machine Shops.336413 – Other Aircraft Parts and Auxiliary Equipment Manufacturing333249 – Other Industrial Machinery Manufacturing332313 – Plate Work ManufacturingPlace of Performance: Naval Air Station North Island (NASNI). San Diego, California.DescriptionThe Fleet Readiness Center South West (FRCSW) is sponsoring an unclassified Industry Event April 27th, 2022. The event will be held at The Island Club Catering & Conference Center, which is located at Naval Air Station North Island, Coronado, CA 92118. The purpose of this event is to provide Industry partners with insight into FRCSW's facility and manufacturing equipment capabilities. The intent is for FRCSW to partner with private industry via Commercial Service Agreements

(CSA) and provide unique manufacturing services that aren’t currently offered in the commercial sector.Fleet Readiness Centers (FRCs) provide depot Maintenance, Repair, Overhaul, and Upgrade (MRO&U), In-service Repair (ISR), and manufacturing services in support of fixed and rotary wing aircraft, aircraft engines, aeronautical components, and support equipment across the Naval Aviation Enterprise (NAE). The goal of this Industry Day event at FRCSW is to seek ideas and solutions to various challenges faced across the private industry supply chain both in and outside the aviation industry.UNIQUE COMMERCIAL INDUSTRY CAPABILITIES5 AXIS (DMG-MORI)Five axis machine capable of milling, grinding and cutting on one machine with programming to perform a multitude of operations.30,000 PSI Hydraulic Test BenchFunctional and operational tests on componentsPlating          Full plating capability to include Chrome, Zinc Nickel, and soon includes Ion Vapor Deposition IVD capability.GOVERNMENT/PROGRAM MANAGER, AIR (PMA) CAPABILITIESCNC 3-5 AXIS MILLING MACHINES Materials: Aluminum, TI, Stainless steels etc.5 axis capacity 118” x 236” 4 axis capacity 18 x32” 3 axis 32” x 120”CNC LATHE 3‐5 AXIS/MILL TURNS Spindle thru 3” dia. x 6” Material length 24”Spindle thru 4” dia. X 12” Material length 24”Bar feeder 3” dia. Max, 25 each Common LathesTolerances of .0005”WIRE EDM Tolerance of .0001 with range capability of 6” x 14” x 14”SHEET METAL Laser cutting, Bending Brakes, Water Jet, PunchingMetal forming / bending and assembly workLaser: Max thickness is .375 aluminum and .250 stainless steel. Max sheet size is 5' x 10'. It can engrave steel.Water-jet: Max thickness is 5" without modifications to the bed and 18" with modifications. Max Sheet size is 7' x 12' and is able to cut anything. Punching: Max thickness is .375. Max sheet size is 5' x 12'. Able to cut laminated material. TUBE BENDING VB200 SE, VB25, VB19 Material: Aluminum and Steel and TitaniumDiameter: 1/4” to 2”Wall Thickness: .020 to .065”Max Length: 96”Pressure Testing: 0 –10,000 PSIMaterial: Steel, Stainless, Aluminum, Titanium, etc.DROP HAMMER Molds & dies up to 60" x 76"Material forming Ti, AL, Steel 17‐7Hydro‐Press 6” rubber 24” x 36”WET PROCESSING/PLATING Stylus Coating, Nickel‐Cadmium, Tin, Copper, Aero Nickel 575, Zinc, Nickel, Cadmium, Stripping, CadmiumChrome from Steel, Nickel and Nickel Alloys, Nickel and Nickel‐Cadmium from Steel Silver from Steel, Chrome from Aluminum Copper from Steel, Silver from Copper Alloys Nickel from Aluminum, Tin from SteelSilver from Nickel based Alloys, Electroplate Coatings, (Chemical, Electrolytic and Vacuum Methods)Paint (including Powder Coating)ELECTROPLATING Chromium, Nickel, Cadmium, Silver, Copper, Tin, AL.COLD SPRAY Cold spray is an additive manufacturing process which utilizes solid powders made of metals, ceramics or alloys ground to a very fine particle size and accelerates them to collide with whatever surface is to be coated.PLASMA METAL SPRAY Plasma and WireNickel, Aluminum, Bronze, Chromium, copper and Tungsten Carbide are just a few. Metco Powders include; 45, 54, 58, 101, 308, 350, 404, 411, 443, 350 and LM2500 mix, Wire include; AG wire, AL wire, Tn/Zn wireELECTRONICS Test set MFG., wiring harnesses, wire braiding and laser wire marking. Prototype designs, R & D and building MDL’S.Industry partners are now afforded the opportunity to tour the FRCSW facility on April 27th, 2022. During the FRCSW Industry Day event, a tour of the FRCSW facilities and equipment will be conducted to allow industry partners an opportunity to view current operations and capabilities.This event will begin at the Naval Base Coronado Visitor Control Center (VCC) located in San Diego, CA. Government representatives will meet participants outside of the base at the Visitor Control Center, located just to the left of the main gate (Gate 1) at NB Coronado on 4th Ave, Building 680, starting at 0800 PST. While at NAS North Island, all attendees must comply with all base and safety regulations. Temperatures will be taken before entering the building. Masks shall be worn at all times while on the military installation in accordance with the the Centers for Diease Control and Prevention (CDC) & DoD Guidance.Upon check-in at the VCC, participants will receive a nametag and the schedule of events that are planned for the day. Participants will be bused from the VCC to the FRCSW meeting location and Tour site.Please note there will be walking involved during the tour within the facility. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) in the form of safety glasses and ear plugs will be provided by the Government to vendor partners. Individual participants must wear flat, closed toe, closed heel shoes to tour the production areas of the facility. Steel toe shoes are required in some shop areas but will not be provided by the government.The tour will follow the general itinerary as outlined below, April 27th, 20220800-0830: Check-in at Naval Base Coronado Visitor Control Center (VCC)0845-0900: Bus participants to Island Club Catering & Conference Center (bldg. X) (transportation provided by FRCSW)0900-0930: Opening Remarks0930-1030: Presentations1030-1200: Tour of FRCSW1200-1300: Lunch1300-1500: Reconvene at meeting location and open forum Q&A session1500-1530: Closing Remarks1530: Bus participants back to the Visitor Control CenterREGISTRATION AND VETTINGAll site visit participants are required to register in advance for this event. Participants who plan on attending must notify the FRCW Points of Contact (POCs) listed below of their intent to attend via e-mail. FRCSW Security Department require that all visitors attending be properly vetted before given access to the base. Every individual participant must provide the following information:-Full Name-Date of Birth-Last 4 digits of Social Security Number-FRCSW 5512 formThis information must be returned to the FRCSW POCs via e-mail no later than April 19th, 2022 to allow enough time to complete the vetting process.  Space will be limited.  FRCSW POC's; email is preferred:Primary                                                         Alternate: Dan Lessard                                                John Ty619-545-3769                                               619-545-6591Daniel.c.lessard.civ@us.navy.mil          John.ty.civ@us.navy.milTHIS IS NOT A REQUEST FOR PROPOSAL. The Government is not obligated to and will not pay for any information received from potential sources as a result of this posting. The Government will not reimburse the attendees for any cost associated with participation or attending this event, and is under no obligation to award any related contract associated with this event. Additionally, this announcement in no way commits the Government to issue a solicitation. If you have questions about the Industry Event, please contact the contracting office POC listed below; email is preferred.Contracting Office POC:Tiffany Crayle         PH: (240)-543-1204tiffany.l.crayle.civ@us.navy.mil